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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
3
In Ward County North Dakota a Bowbells Tribune item critiques various women who profess to be highly accomplished donors, noting that several have only been immersed in a weak solution of accomplishments rather than true merit. The piece questions authenticity and urges discernment in evaluating generous claims.
A new inland feature has surfaced opposite Labusa on the Borges coast. Its formation is linked to the Sept. EL earthquake near Hodat in British North Borneo, with distant references to global wheat outputs and regional trade shifts noted alongside varied curiosities from animal behavior to fossil finds.
From Victoria, Japan plans a major naval expansion with only 5,000,000 yen yearly for the navy. Admiral Inouye urges building torpedo boat destroyers costing about 540,000 yen each, enabling thirty destroyers for the price of a single battleship. The program may authorize torpedo boat destroyers only.
A compilation of varied reports includes a reciprocity treaty with Portugal, notes on American corn kitchens in Paris, and remarks by officials about the Philippines, emigration bans, and political appointments. Other items cover land decisions, fire losses, train wrecks, obituaries, and international affairs.
North Dakota items report varied local news from Bismarck to Pembina including depots, land sales, windmills, and new hotels. Notes mention farm crops, weather damage, road work, rail line progress, town booster plans, and public notices with multiple small incidents across counties.
Barboursville Kentucky June 17 Former Gov W S Taylor and former Secretary of State Charles Finley are in Indiana Capt Johan L Powers a brother of Secretary of State Powers remains here Indicted in the Goebel case but officers have been unable to serve the warrant A posse that returned yesterday reports some shooting and one member slightly wounded Powers is said to be with friends in Brush Creek valley who will not permit his removal to Frankfort without bail Another effort to seize Capt Powers is anticipated
Houston reports a list of fifteen women and children burned to death since June 7 from kerosene oil can explosions. Most victims were lighting fires with kerosene. one case involved a match struck by Miss Sling near Seaton. Since June 1, at least forty-five people in Texas have died in kerosene explosions.
Ottawa introduces a bill to double the poll tax on Chinese immigrants from $50 to $100 per person. Premier promises royal commission on Chinese and Japanese immigration with findings to imperial authorities.
Lloyd C Griscom, United States chargé d affaires, presses the Ottoman government for a settlement of the indemnity question handed to the porte on May 21. He makes verbal representations to urge a reply and speed action on the matter in Constantinople dated June 17.
A Washington court in session has moved to limit liquor dealers to members of the Masons. In Havana Yellow Fever breaks out near Quenados with 14 cases and 3 deaths. Frank Childs defeats Fred Russell in a six round Chicago boxing match. A Tombstone jail break leads to an attempted murder charge against Sam Fine Tacro ley. A Rochester and Pittsburg train collision near West Falls results in a fatal engineer and a fatally injured engineer.
Mrs Jenjile Beaton Fremont widow of Gen John C Fremont aged seventy nine suffered a serious accident when she slipped leaving the dinner table and fell fracturing her hip in Los Angeles on June 17. Her recovery is expected to be slow and prolonged.
New York June 17 Oscar Gardner known as the Omaha Kid won on a foul against Billy Barrett in the fifteenth round of a match that was to go twenty five rounds at the Broadway Athletic Club.
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